Regian Eersel Vs. George Jarvis, Four More Bouts Revealed For The Inner Circle 33 On October 2
Eighty-four seconds was all George “G-Unit” Jarvis got the first time he shared a ring with Regian “The Immortal” Eersel. The Englishman has spent every day since working to make sure the sequel tells a different story.
That sequel arrives on Friday, October 2, when Jarvis challenges Eersel for the ONE Lightweight Muay Thai World Title in the main event of The Inner Circle 33. The card streams from Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium exclusively for members at live.onefc.com.
Their first meeting at ONE Fight Night 34 in August 2025 followed a familiar Eersel script. A single combination settled matters, and it remains the Suriname-born, Amsterdam-based star’s most recent Muay Thai outing.
Jarvis, now 26, never got the chance to show who he really is that night, and he knows it. The former WBC Muay Thai World Champion still believes he is destined to take the belt.
His confidence rests on a detail that sets him apart from the man across the ring. Jarvis has knocked out Rungrawee Sitsongpeenong on two separate occasions, something Eersel has never managed.
Eersel did beat Rungrawee by unanimous decision at The Inner Circle 10 to reclaim ONE lightweight kickboxing gold. That win added to a resume boasting seven lightweight kickboxing title wins and four more in Muay Thai.
His career losses can be counted on one hand. Toppling a fighter like that would hand Jarvis the kind of victory that defines a generation.
The co-main event carries its own story of momentum. Duangdawnoi Looksaikongdin, the 27-year-old “Little Star” with family ties to Rodtang Jitmuangnon, chases a fourth straight promotional win against Swiss WBC Muay Thai European Champion Aline Seiberth inatomweight Muay Thai.
The crafty back-foot fighter draws opponents into timed elbows and sharp kicks. Seiberth, owner of 30 professional wins, will look to spoil that plan.
Dzhamil Osmanov meets Ben Woolliss in bantamweight kickboxing, while Mia Trevorrow faces Sheila Barrios at atomweight. Fahlap Toyotarayong and Yugo Kato complete the five-bout lineup at strawweight.
Eersel has turned away challengers across two sports for years. On Friday, a man who left their first meeting with more questions than answers finally gets the chance to settle them.
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